DCC Daysack MTP Tactical Backpack

Dismounted Close Combat (DCC) Daysack – British Army close-combat tactical backpack. The pack opens via 2 full-length zips, splitting it into two halves.

The first half has a PI Radio section with an adjustable harness for all radio types. At the top there is a large zipped opening for access to the radio controls. Alternatively, a hydration bladder can be fitted here. To accommodate either, there are Velcro slots on each side at the top for the hydration tube or the radio antenna. If neither radio nor hydration bladder is used, this space can be put to other uses.

The second half is a compartment for personal kit, consisting of two double zipped nylon pockets. The upper pocket runs the full depth of the pack, while the smaller lower pocket is actually attached to the bottom of the main pocket. Inside the lower pocket there is a very useful waterproof flap. There are also two adjustable straps to secure the pockets.

On the front exterior of the pack there are two double zipped pockets: the upper one is intended for goggles and optics, the lower one for ammunition.

The adjustable shoulder straps are well padded with mesh lining on the inside, and there is a large mesh pad against the back for comfort. The shoulder straps are joined by an adjustable sternum strap. There is a carry handle.

• Numerous MOLLE loops for attaching other kit and pouches
• Port for hydration tube or radio antenna
• Adjustable wide shoulder strap system
• Removable adjustable waist belt
• Velcro ID panel